Western city of Zugdidi gets updated infrastructure from state programme
The works are done under the state programme that has been running since 2021 after being initiated by the country’s Prime Minister. Photo via Government Administration
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Public infrastructure in the western Georgian city of Zugdidi is being renovated under the ongoing Renewed Regions state programme, the Government Administration announced on Tuesday.
The central square and boulevard in the Samegrelo region city are undergoing renovation efforts, with the fountain in the former location and 20 buildings being updated.
Photo: Government Administration
The works are done under the state programme that has been running since 2021 after being initiated by the country’s Prime Minister.
Photo: Municipal Development Fund of Georgia
Covering 63 municipalities of Georgia, the initiative involves efforts for renovating urban environments and public facilities, with an approximate cost of ₾500 million (about $188mln) in its first stage.
Photo: Municipal Development Fund of Georgia
Urban locations renovated under the projects will create new opportunities for local residents, the Administration said.a
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